The following article was first published by Square Cylinder on Dec. 5. Feast is on view at Johansson Projects until January 3rd, 2026. L. Song Wu’s “Feast” takes its inspiration from South Korean Mukbang videos to reflect upon banal but disconcerting appetites of modern women with food. Song’s… +
The following review was originally published by Square Cylinder in October 2025. With a new suite of fourteen color-soaked, rectangular abstractions, Marsha Cottrell challenges assumptions about perspective, visibility, and collaborative analog technologies. These works blur the boundary between painting and printing, courtesy of a digital office… +
The following article was originally published by Square Cylinder on June 16, 2025. “You the performer” is a tightly organized photography show featuring nine artists who, taken together, survey the evolving dialectic between the camera and its subject. As those two archetypal roles play out… +
The following review was originally published by Square Cylinder in April 2025. Rugs are ubiquitous in daily domestic life and have been for centuries — tracing back to around 3000 BC when they were first produced by shepherds and goatherders. Often relegated to the floor, their… +